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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

ACTION Please!

This article is directed to people who love to take pictures. You know who you are – you carry a camera everywhere. You want the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera but cannot convince yourself to get one.

The Convincer

If you have pets or children, you probably shoot hundreds of cute shots. But sometimes, there’s something missing from the experience.

Here’s an example of what I mean - I have a small dog that communicates with a combination of sounds and facial expressions. It is frustrating to be unable to capture both the sounds AND the expressions.

With the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera, I could switch to full HD video and get the entire doggie communication. Then I can prove the intelligence of this precious pet!

What’s the Cost?

There is a price to pay when your camera also shoots video – power use! The battery power will not last as long as a still-only camera.

There’s a way to compensate – you get a camera grip that holds two lithium batteries AND also holds AA batteries if the lithiums are dissipated. You’ll never be without camera power!

Double Your Pleasure
The Canon Rebel T1i allows you to shoot quality stills AS WELL AS quality videos. It’s an outstanding tool for shooting events (weddings, graduations), pets, and children.

For those who bring the video and the camera equipment to an event, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera is the answer to your prayers for the simplest way to capture the memories!

More Canon Rebel T1i Features

Interested in more Canon Rebel T1i capabilities? Find out more about its features and read customer reviews.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Is It Worth $150 To Upgrade To A Canon EOS Rebel T1i From An XSi?

I'm biased - I decided long ago to upgrade to the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera.

It's well worth the money, especially during the holiday buying season when bargains abound!

The T1i's features - the new HD video, faster processor, and the improved low light shooting are well worth the price.

But if you're still "on the fence" about the value of this Canon EOS Rebel Upgrade, consider this comparison summary based on two different reviews:

Spec Comparison













DCRP Review: Canon EOS Rebel T1i

Bottom Line Summary:

While it's not perfect, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i (also known as the EOS-500D) is a well-designed, compact digital SLR that takes good quality photos and videos. Whether you're just starting out or upgrading from an older Canon D-SLR, it's well worth a look.

See entire article.

Ezine Article
Bottom Line Summary:
All the features together collaborate to present the consumer market with a very well-balanced entry level DSLR that is versatile and easy to use, but at the same time has all the features necessary to provide the user with a wide variety of creative options.
See entire article.

Sunday, November 29, 2009

How to Guarantee That Your Dog Learns the Most Common Obedience Commands

Would you like to guarantee that your dog learns the most common obedience commands?

This is much easier than you might believe!

Think carefully about the times you interact with your dog(s) during the day and see which of the common obedience commands you can incorporate into these interactions.

Here's a few examples:

Examples
1. You're bringing your dog in from outdoors. Ask him to Sit and Stay, and once you've walked through the door into your home, ask him to Come. Same commands going out the door, unless the dog really has to go!

2. Before you put his full food disk on the floor, ask for a Sit or a Down.

3. Your new puppy is shadowing you all over the house. As he's following you, stop, say Come, and lavish a lot of praise when the dog comes to you (and he will).

4. My pup Alvin gets an occasional ice cube to supplement his drinking water. I get him to lie down, put the ice cube a foot in front of him, and say Leave It. Once he looks at me, I say Okay and he gets the ice cube.

5. My other pup Simon is leased in the house sometimes because he's not fully housetrained. So we practice the Come command a lot.

What Happens When You Follow Through With These Activities?
I'm sure you can think of other situations where you can use these common obedience commands. Once you've reinforced these activities for a few weeks, they become part of the routine. Your dog will do them automatically.

You will find that it'll make life easier for you and you will have a well-trained dog in no time. As a new puppy owner myself, anything that makes life easier is a gift!

Learn More About Teaching Common Obedience Commands
Take a quick look at this Puppy and Dog Training DVD.

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